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A lot can be said about our education system here in the U.S., and its mostly bad. But rarely do you hear someone rhyme about it with such eloquence and vigor as Prince EA. The St. Louis spoken word poet, filmmaker, and speaker recently posted this video "I Just Sued The School System", and it is an incredible work of art. The video has accummulated over 2.6 million views since its posting on Sept 26. We would recommend every person who is under the age of 30 to watch this clip. No wait – everyone should watch this clip. There are some moments in watching the video where you have to ask yourself, "what took so long for someone to finally speak the truth?!" Prince EA not only provides a compelling performance but he has created a well-formed argument on why we need art and music as a core component of our school curriculum around the country.
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text: President Donald Trump is updating the U.S. travel ban. People coming from Chad, North Korea and Venezuela will now face various restrictions if they try to enter the United States. The new rules go into effect October 18th. Yahoo Finance's Alexis Christoforous, Myles Udland and Melody Hahm debate if the president had to make this move in order to protect the country.


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If you have landed on this page, you have found your way…
Very soon, I will be doing a project here at Heroes of the Now that will highlight the many ways to the inner peace that transforms our world and I would like you to be a part of it. Please, if you haven't already follow this link to stay current on the new developments here.
Next, use this form to send me an email and tell me a little bit about yourself, how you got to your understandings and inner peace, and where you came from and see yourself going. Very soon, I will be interviewing you, if you like for inclusion on the Heroes of the Now website.
You have been the Hero of your Journey and that can help others to find their way. That is what we do here and I hope that you would like to be a part of it.
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Sky Vision Gets Birds Eye View of The Great Reno Balloon Races Over Downtown Reno
Watch News 4-Fox 11's Sky Vision Drone get a birds eye view of The Great Reno Balloon Races. Sky Vision maintained an extremely safe distance away from the Balloon Pilots with the onboard zoom lens and constant monitoring of the VHF frequency. Sky Vision soared near Robb Drive as the balloons floated over Downtown Reno, NV. You can watch the balloon's soar all weekend long during The Great Reno Balloon Races at San Rafael Regional Park.
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The Next Step in Reducing Obesity in Cities, Towns and Counties: Focusing on Vulnerable Populations
BY LEON T. ANDREWS, Jr., Senior Fellow, National League of Cities
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Not too long ago, managing obesity was seen solely as an individual responsibility. However, as obesity rates began their steady climb upward over the last decade or so, local leaders and residents began to understand more fully the risks obesity can pose to their neighborhoods, communities and cities, and the role good government policy and action can have in helping people get and stay healthy.
As this shift in public consciousness grew, mayors in cities across the country began to champion public policies that promote healthy eating and active living. These policies are meant to create more walkable, bikeable and transit-accessible neighborhoods, and to encourage better use of and increased connectivity between recreation centers and parks. They have commonly been implemented through shared-use agreements, land use agreements, community gardening initiatives and complete streets and active transportation policies. The most effective policies have been put in place by local leaders that were able to tap into specific community resources.
Clearly, mayors have an important role to play in forming partnerships and using their influence to put policies aimed at reducing obesity in motion. They are uniquely positioned to encourage citywide implementation of policies and programs that promote healthy communities.
Today, policies to increase healthy eating and active living are being implemented all across the country. For instance, in Philadelphia, Mayor Michael Nutter has led a number of policies that have revamped how the city approaches public health through food financing. The mayor, his staff and partners have forged public-private partnerships and provided incentives resulting in almost 20 retail sites offering fresh fruits and vegetables to low-income neighborhoods in Philadelphia. Elsewhere in Pennsylvania and across the country, we've seen the Fresh Food Financing Initiative become a major model for assisting lower income people gain access to fresh, affordable food.
We've also seen shared-use agreements welcomed wholeheartedly in communities throughout the South. In larger southern cities, complete streets policies have been incredibly important, while in both large and smaller communities mayors have worked to maximize community gardens and farmers markets. In particular, mayors have embraced policies that require farmers markets to accept Women, Infants and Children and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
For example, in Mississippi, communities have particularly embraced land use protection for community gardens. And Jackson, Miss. is one of a few cities to really look at how their city is oriented and figure out ways to improve walking and biking.
There is similar work going on in Hernando and Tupelo, Miss., Charleston, S.C., Little Rock, Ark., and Baton Rouge, La. Some of these cities don't get mentioned as often as they should, but they are definitely leading the way in making policy changes that result in healthier communities.
At the same time, while the creation and support for these polices are great wins in the battle against obesity, it's unclear whether they are actually reaching and benefiting those in the most vulnerable neighborhoods. Complete streets policies, for example, have helped cities redesign their downtown, but often left other neighborhoods — where more economically disadvantaged people reside – largely untouched.
The next step in the fight against obesity is moving from action to evaluating impact, i.e., making sure that health-promoting policies reach the communities that need them the most. There is far more to be done in this arena – mayors want to know how to target policies to ensure they are reaching their most vulnerable citizens.
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It's debbiechan with the small d and no hyphen before the chan. Yes, I know that's wrong; I'm an English teacher. But when I first started "researching anime" (i.e., combing the internet for cartoon porn), I figured I needed an anonymous handle like everyone else. My husband was already calling me "Debbie-chan" because of my fascination with downloading Dragonball Z episodes in the original Japanese, and I decided to give the name a "cyber" quick-typed feel by uncapitalizing it and running it together. I told Hubby it was my homage to the poets I studied in grad school, to those folk too inspired to be bothered with punctuation.
Do you believe me?
Before typing up this biography, I considered making up an exotic life history, but I settled on telling folks the truth. So here you go, the story of debbiechan:
Like so many others in anime fandoms, I was that kid who finished her Free Enterprise assignment early and spent the rest of the class period writing little stories in a notebook and illustrating them with doodles. Kind people called me "creative," and everyone else called me "strange." This strangeness and creativity, in my case, happened in the dark ages, before the internet, when Pong and Asteroid were marvels on my Commodore 64.
I grew up and became a writer—yes, a "real" one, with a decent resume of published poems, essays, stories, translations. I probably could've gone on to have a middling successful career as a strange creative person. I won a few national contests, got the occasional teaching gig, spent one fall at a "Writer's Colony" doing nothing on a generous scholarship beyond sitting on Edna St. Vincent Millay's tomb writing postcards to my boyfriend. Sometime after the apex of my success (some four minutes of fame reading my poems on National Public Radio), I realized that my worst work was derivative and only occasionally witty. I also came to the sad conclusion that my best work was unabashedly unfashionable but (as the poetry of most strange creative people in their 20's) more obsessed with sex than ideas. I thought that my voice on NPR sounded like Minnie Mouse's.
After a few failed love affairs, the deaths of many friends from AIDS, and a growing disgust with the petty pompous clueless culture of the Ivory Tower, I got religion, started teaching Hebrew in a nice suburban synagogue, married a philosophy teacher, had kids.
I was still strange and creative. I wrote the occasional fluff piece in alternative, vegetarian, and homeschooling magazines. I drew pictures for children in pediatrician's waiting rooms and made up songs in the shower. But I was your real granola girl—no room in my life for television, gadgets like Playstation 2 or (horror of horrors!) violent cartoons.
Then one day my four year old son said he saw the "best show" called "Dragonball" over at Grandpa's house and could he please please get Grandpa to tape some episodes for him? I said "sure," but I had to screen them first.
That pointy-haired guy with the rage issues caught my fancy and before long, I was in love with Vegeta. It was about another year before I realized that there was a whole community of insane Vegeta lovers on the internet and that some of these strange, creative people were moms like me. I discovered the strangest phenomenon—so many of these people wrote stories and illustrated their stories themselves. This culture was "outside" academia (which I had major granola girl bitterness against) and while there was a ton of junk in this community, a surprising bit of it was as good as anything in mainstream fiction and art.
I lurked, reading fanfics for a while, until one night in 2004, I left a review for a story I found exceptionally thoughtful and well-written. The writer of that story was LisaB, and we became fast friends. I "came out" in fandom and in a flurry of excitement, wrote 200 pages of stories and drew 30 or so fanarts in a ten month period. Most of my fics had plot and some of my pics were about color and form, but I'll admit it—most of my stuff was about how sexy Vegeta is. Unlike some nice mommy people who start writing cartoon porn and drawing pics of naked cartoon men, I had no shame. I had been raised a hippie, after all. This was just expressive fun. My husband, the philosophy teacher, was supportive, but to this date he's only read one of my fanfics (the one with my first sex scene—he pronounced it tamer than some of the poetry I wrote in college). He's still more interested in reading Arts and Letters Daily than any of my smut.
I became infatuated with fandom insanity. I drew pics on request, I wrote smut in my head while chanting my morning Hebrew prayers, and then Lisa and I started a message board that became wildly populated with fangirls and fanboys from all walks of life. Fandom folk are like folk everywhere—except, perhaps, they are smarter, funnier, and more likely to be diagnosed with mental illness.
Then, in my eleventh month of fandom (and that's not a metaphor—I mean literally eleven months after I first "came out"), I had a nervous breakdown. What was supposed to have been my escape had become another hard job. I decided to ease my way out of the fandom. Before I went, though, I wanted to leave a footprint. So I decided to build a website for fans of my work. Here you go—the stories and pics are yours as long as my brother-in-law continues to give me free space on his server.
I'm still looking over notes towards a book I wanted to write about my adventures in a cartoon landscape. I have in mind something like The Orchid Thief, that lovely nonfiction account of obsession and delight. I may never write that book, though–gathering permission from all the folks I'd like to be quoted in the book seems like too much trouble at this point. But if you've got a Dbz fandom story you want to share, pass it along to me. Who knows, I may sell the movie rights, and your fandom anecdote may end up in a movie adaptation with Meryl Streep playing you.
Or not. ^^
And I have a sneaking suspicion that my "career" in Dragonball Z fandom is far from over. Folks say that Dbz is the gateway drug to anime. I'm currently obsessed with Bleach and expect to ride out that obsession with more typing and drawing. Meet you in the sandbox, fellow "creative" types!


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How I Lost One Pound is a silly, sad, and charming piece, driven by the endearing Lesley Carlberg, as she tells her story of struggling to live her dreams, and struggling to loose some weight. Lesley starts her piece by entering through the side door of the theatre, and while wearing a giant tutu (really, GIANT), she cuts across a row of the audience claiming it's her "favourite way" to get on stage. What follows is not really a musical as it claims to be, but more of a quirky stand up act with some set pieces, props, and music played (not live, not original, and not sung by her).
While it wasn't what I was expecting from the play, it was a unique and valuable pice of theatre. The title of "Musical" might have also been to prove her point that she did end up becoming the "dancer, singer, actor" that she always dreamed to be, as told in the show. It deeply explored the topic of loosing weight as a middle aged woman (she's 52 now), and how difficult and annoying it can be. I thought this was a refreshing perspective because, although there are lots of pieces about young girls and weight issues, How I Lost One Pound shares the realistic, frustrating, and often hilarious moments of an older generation dealing with beauty standards and health. Lesley keeps it realistic, honest and doesn't over dramatize the reality of her situation. She simply shares her experiences as they are, and as a result, we get to see her relatable story and her lovable character.
The actual jokes were hit or miss. Some of them made the entire audience roar with laughter, while others fell flat. I think if the show was edited more thoroughly and some jokes were removed or replaced, it could be a lot more humorous and have more consistency. How I Lost One Pound proved potential for great humour but wasn't always consistent in achieving the desired response from the audience. The jokes that were successful however, paired with the lovable actor and her honest delivery, was enough to make this show worth seeing, even if it wasn't what I expected.
How I Lost One Pound, The Musical runs until September 17th, as part of the Vancouver Fringe Festival.
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Sunday, 3 May 2009
German tanks to roll down Whitehall
Half a century after Adolph Hitler's armies failed in their bid to conquer this country the likelihood that German Tanks will now roll down Whitehall is fast becoming a reality. UK Tank production is set to end, ninety three years after the first tanks in the world were produced by the British Army as the super weapon to break the stalemate on the Western Front. The Newcastle Upon Tyne factory of BAe Systems is set to close. With this closure will end British tank manufacturing. Any future tanks will probably have Swedish Chaises and German armament. What Hitler couldn't do to this country has been achieved by traitors within our own governments.
Traitors, who have progressively signed away British Sovereignty, British Jobs and British interests in the name of European Integration. We no longer control our own borders, we no longer control our own fishing or agriculture, we soon will no longer be able to set our own foreign policy and the Europol Police force, via the European Arrest Warrant, will soon have primacy on our streets, as indeed the European Courts already have over our justice system.
The British people rightly opposed the loss of the £ but the loss of our own armed forces to European Control doesn't seem to bother anyone. If there are two things vital to any country they have to be control of their economy and the ability to defend themselves. The ability to stage any significant defense of the realm is slipping away. If the Argentinians invaded the Falkland now can you see the European Union giving permission for us to re-take them? In the last conflict the French were supplying missiles and technical assistance to the Argentinians, remember it was French Exocets that were sinking British Ships. The Spanish too were more than inclined to take the Argentinian's side.
When were are in the position of relying on other countries to equip our armed forces we are also in the position where our ability to deploy or use our armed forces is also controlled by other countries. What is it going to take for the British people to wake up?
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text: RAN supported the community of Grassy Narrows in Ontario, Canada with a $3,000 grant facilitated through our role as an advisor to Global Greengrants Fund for 2 public events in Toronto on the 40th anniversary of when the community was poisoned by mercury from an upstream pulp mill (which continues to make people sick today). The events were successful in bringing attention to Grassy Narrows' grievances, with the Premier publicly acknowledging that the Province has a "heavy responsibility" to get to the bottom of the issue. There was a lot of media coverage, including several print articles and this very strong 10 minute piece on Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.


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CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY LAYS CORNERSTONE FOR NEW HQ, AVIATION MUSEUM 01 Jul, 2017
- Plans to restore first aircraft assembled in Ethiopia from Italy
The regulatory organ of air transport industry in Ethiopia, the Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority (ECAA) on Thursday laid a cornerstone for a new headquarters building and aviation museum in its existing premise near the Addis Ababa Bole International Airport.
The cornerstone was laid in the sidelines of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Meeting on Air Cargo Development in Africa held June 27-29 at the Addis Ababa UNECA Conference Hall.
The Minister of Transport Ahmed Shide, State Minister of Public Enterprises, Getachew Mengiste, and Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu (PhD), president of the ICAO Council laid the cornerstone for the construction of the new headquarters building and aviation museum. Former President of Ethiopia, Girma Woldegiorgis, former CEO of Ethiopian Airlines, Girma Wake, senior executives of ECAA and the Ethiopian Airports Enterprise and other prominent personalities of the Ethiopian aviation industry attended the cornerstone laying ceremony.
The planned six storey building, which is estimated to cost some 400 million birr, will have offices, conference halls, aviation training school, aviation museum, sport and recreation centers. The design of the building was conducted by a local architectural firm K2N.
More than 70 years ago, in 1944, when the Ethiopian Civil Aviation Entity was first established, it had only three full time employees, and was carrying out its duties from a small office in the Golf-club premises.
Later on, as the duties and responsibilities of the entity increased and the organizational structure expanded, a need arose to transfer the headquarters to the Old Airport where Aviation Regulation, Air Navigation and Airport Services functions were undertaken for a long time.
Construction of the existing ECAA building was completed in the mid-1970s. Director General of ECAA Wossenyeleh Hunegnaw (Col) said that presently the number of employees and specialized fields have increased so much that office space is becoming a critical problem.
Though Ethiopia has a long history in the aviation world it does not have an aviation museum that depicts the long history of aviation development.
According to Wossenyeleh, aircraft technology was introduced in Ethiopia in 1935 with the assembly of the first aircraft registered as Ethiopia-One. The aircraft was looted by invading Italian fascist forces and it is still found on display at a museum in Rome.
"We hope that when this new headquarters building is ready for service, it would restore Ethiopia-One to its rightful place besides solving the existing office space problems," he said.
Anmut Lemma, promotion and public relations manager with ECAA, told The Reporter that ECAA would soon float a tender to hire a contractor. Anmut said the construction would commence in two months' time.
ECAA manages the Ethiopian airspace, provides air navigation service, licenses airlines and aviation professionals, and inspects and certifies aircraft.


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MPDS Version 12.2 features Fast-Track Pathway to CPR Instructions
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah—Priority Dispatch Corp.™ is pleased to announce the availability of a fast-track pathway to Pre-Arrival Instructions (PAIs) and a modified CPR sequence as part of the recently released Medical Priority Dispatch System™ (MPDS®) developed by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch® (IAED™)
MPDS v12.2 bypasses the questions and instructions on Protocol 9:Cardiac or Respiratory Arrest for patients with suspected medical arrest, directing the EMD to proceed with CPR immediately from Case Entry. This direct link was created in an effort to meet AHA recommendations to reduce the time from discovery of cardiac arrest to "hands on chest."
"Dispatchers play a vital role as the first link in the Chain of Survival," said Jerry Overton, Chairman of the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED) Emergency Clinical Advice System. "The new 12.2 fast-track aids the dispatcher in this role by providing CPR instructions earlier, emphasizing immediate care for the patients."
Other enhancements include modifications to Protocol 28:Stroke and the Stroke Diagnostic Tool to better address Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) and facilitate early stroke center notification; modifications to Protocol 12:Convulsions/Seizures to help the EMD better detect hypoxic and atypical seizures through Key Questioning and patient monitoring; and modifications to the wording of the Agonal Breathing Detector to allow for better caller understanding. Mandatory links have also been added to direct the EMD to use the Agonal Breathing Detector to improve agonal breathing detection. A new PAI pathway created for Unconscious Choking patients directs the caller to give compressions first in an effort to dislodge the obstructions before attempting ventilations. This is a change from the previous version where "Unconscious Choking" patients were part of the Ventilations first pathway.
MPDS v12.2 will be available in cardsets and ProQA® Paramount and ProQA 3.4 electronic formats. MPDS v13 will be available in cardsets and ProQA Paramount; earlier versions of ProQA will not support the MPDS v13 platform.
Agencies with a current Extended Service Plan (ESP) will receive the v12.2 update at no additional charge. The MPDS v12.2 update package will include the Update Guide, which details each of the improvements, and three Special Procedures Briefing from the CPR PAI, the Agonal Breathing Detector, and the Stroke Diagnostic Tool.
Since MPDS version 12.0 was released in July 2008, more than 2,000 users of the previous version have successfully updated their protocols to the current standard of dispatch care and practice. The Academy encourages all users to begin the process ofupdating as soon as possible to avoid the extended use of outdated, obsolete, and/or unsupported medical care and dispatch processes.
For more information or to watch an online streaming demonstration of MPDS ProQA Paramount software, visit www.prioritydispatch.net or call (800)363-9127.
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February 1, 2018
This month, the Boston Foundation and TUGG (Technology Underwriting Greater Good) are wrapping up our drive to get 60 companies signed on to Pledge 1% Boston.
More than 60 founders, business leaders, and companies have signed a pledge to donate 1 percent of their time, equity and/or profits to support community organizations. But we have no intention of stopping now. We're building a community of members that recognize the power of giving back to the communities that help make their success possible - a community of people like Adam Martel and Rich Palmer of Gravyty, who are reflecting on a year of growth and commitment to Pledge 1%. We caught up with Adam and Rich to talk about the past year and the impact Pledge 1% has had on their business and their personal approach to philanthropy...Read more
Gravyty, and a pull to Pledge 1%
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Ben Hill is the founder of Shareity, and a member of Pledge 1% Boston. Shareity is a platform that monetizes selfie challenges for good causes. Individual selfie-takers, sponsors and charities are united through Shareity to spread awareness and raise money for causes of all kinds—hunger, disaster relief, medical research and more. Ben says, "Everyone is here for a purpose and one of the most important accomplishments is the positive impact one has had in this world before you leave." Shareity provides a way for individuals to contribute to that positive impact even if they don't have much money to give away, by joining a community supporting a cause and donating their social influence. Sponsors eager to reach this demographic pay for that with donations to their causes. ... Read more
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Pledge 1% Boston kicks off campaign to reach 60 members in next 60 days
November 29, 2017
Pledge 1% Boston, Greater Boston's regional initiative of the global Pledge 1% movement, is stepping up efforts to catalyze a community of startups and other innovation economy players that support their communities. Beginning Wednesday, November 29 with the ringing of the NASDAQ Opening Bell by the leaders of the Pledge 1% movement, Pledge 1% Boston plans to double its local roster of members to 60 by the end of January.
"The innovation sector has rallied around the idea of engaging with and supporting community organization in Greater Boston and beyond," said Tim Smith, Senior Director of Innovation Partnerships at the Boston Foundation. "We hope this campaign will inspire new companies and founders – including those who are already informally committed to supporting their communities – to make a formal pledge to prioritize community well-being." ... Read more
Pledge 1% Boston named Bostinno's 50 on Fire for 2017
Nov. 9, 2017
Civic/Social Impact Winners: We looked for the game changers in our community who are making a lasting local and global impact with their work. These are the catalysts for change, socially, economically and environmentally, that are on fire this year.
- Artists for Humanity
- Hack.Diversity
- Michelle Wu: City of Boston
- Nigel Jacob and Kris Carter: Office of New Urban Mechanics
- Pledge 1% Boston (INNO BLAZER)
BostInno's 50 on Fire honors the hottest companies, organizations and people from across a number of categories, each one operating within or around the city's innovation economy. ... Read more
Jul. 12. 2017
Holland & Knight jumped at the chance to get involved with the Pledge 1% initiative, which is so important for a law firm dedicated to helping others. Holland & Knight's Public and Charitable Service Department was created in 2009 to integrate the firm's global pro bono, community service and charitable giving initiatives to make deeper investments in communities in need.
"Holland & Knight is proud to partner with the Boston Foundation, TUGG and others to scale the Pledge 1% Boston program. Boston is a hub of innovation, but also has the largest wealth gap of all U.S cities. We encourage entrepreneurs and founders to learn about issues in our communities and grow their businesses in socially responsible ways," Jeff Seul, Partner at Holland & Knight. ... Read more
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TripAdvisor joins pledge 1% Boston
Jun. 12, 2017
TripAdvisor is now part of the Boston chapter of the Pledge 1% movement, a national philanthropic organization encouraging companies to give 1 percent of their equity, employee time and products to good causes. Specifically, the travel website company is committing money and resources to support underserved populations around the world, but also locally.
"The reality [is] that there are underserved communities in our own backyard here in New England," Tali Golan, Director for Philanthropy and Inclusion at TripAdvisor, wrote in an email to BostInno. "We know we can be doing more to understand and address local needs, and for this reason, we are eager to join Pledge 1% Boston and work with The Boston Foundation." ... Read more
Door of Clubs - City of Ideas
May 30, 2017
Pranam Lipinski was born and raised in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts in the town of Adams. While attending Endicott College as a business major, he co-founded the college's Investment Club. It was through founding that club that Pranam developed his desire to support and harness the initiative of students who participate in clubs at schools. Today, he is Co-Founder of the new Pledge 1% Boston company Door of Clubs.
A few years ago, he toured Massachusetts and met with about 50 different student clubs to research ways he could support them and connect them with opportunities ... Read more
Tech startups pledge to spread the wealth
May 11, 2017
Revenue and profit are critical to every business.
The Boston Foundation wants charitable giving to be a key company benchmark, too.
That's why last year it launched Pledge 1% Boston, now run jointly with Technology Underwriting Greater Good, an effort to promote corporate philanthropy, especially among the next generation of wealthy tech entrepreneurs. It's part of a global movement in which participating companies or their founders promise to donate 1 percent of their equity to charity if they're bought or go public. Donations can be in the form of nonprofit grants, matching employee gifts, volunteer time, or free or discounted products and services ... Read more
Apr. 13, 2017
Brendan Ciecko is the founder of Cuseum, and a proud early member of Pledge 1% Boston. Growing up in Massachusetts, he got his entrepreneurial start as a teenager and has always been dedicated to making our region more vibrant and engaging. Brendan built and scaled a successful company in the fast-paced music industry and was named one of America's top entrepreneurs by Inc. Magazine – all before he could legally buy a drink.
In his 20s, his attention turned to museums. "Museums should be easy to access and enriching for all," says Brendan, who is driven to help museums improve their digital engagement. As more visitors turn to their smartphones, Cuseum enables museums to offer a "digital docent" to meet this demand and improve visitor experiences ... Read more
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Taking the Pledge: Inside the Next Big Wave of Tech Philanthropy
Mar. 3, 2017
The rising philanthropy of the U.S. tech sector has come in waves.
In the first wave, the big winners from the early boom in computer hardware and software shifted billions of dollars into major foundations, creating the Hewlett, Packard, Moore and Gates foundations—all of which emerged as new powerhouses in American philanthropy around the end of the 20th century with global and national agendas. Other tech leaders who began ambitious giving in this first wave include Steve Case, Michael Dell, Pierre Omidyar, Jeff Skoll and Tim Gill.
In the second wave of tech philanthropy, starting around 2010, a new crop of tech leaders began to embrace giving. Philanthropists who emerged in this wave—or dramatically stepped things up—include Mark Zuckerberg, Marc Benioff, Sean Parker, Dustin Moskovitz, Sergey Brin and Larry Page ... Read more
Nov. 29, 2016
Paul English, CEO and Co-Founder of Lola Travel and former CTO and Co-Founder of Kayak, has announced his commitment of at least 10% of his stake in Lola being set aside for giving back to communities locally and globally. Lola is a new kind of travel service that provides real human travel expertise on-demand through a smartphone app. Accel Partners and General Catalyst Partners recently led Lola's $19.7M Series A round. Kayak was acquired by Priceline.com for $1.8B in 2012; a sale that served as a catalyst for English's notable local and global philanthropic efforts.
"Joining Pledge 1% Boston was an easy choice for me personally. I have seen the impact giving back can have on communities around the world, and I hope to encourage other entrepreneurs and leaders in technology and related industries to make this pledge. Marc Benioff has done a stellar job sharing the Salesforce.com model with other companies and executives, and I am proud to be a voice for Pledge 1% here in the Greater Boston region and beyond," English shares ... Read more
Paul English Joins Pledge 1% Boston with 10%+ of Stake in Lola Travel
Nov. 29, 2016
Pledge 1% Boston, spearheaded by the Boston Foundation and a network of community leaders, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Life Science Cares. Since launching two months ago, Pledge 1% Boston has recruited almost 20 companies to pledge 1% for their communities. We are excited to parlay this initial success into an alliance with the life sciences community, one of Greater Boston's most influential sectors. This kind of industry-specific partnership is a new approach for Pledge 1%, and we are excited to be blazing the trail in this region.
The life sciences sector in here is far-reaching and substantial. According to the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, all of the world's top 10 biopharmaceutical firms maintain facilities in the state. More than 500 other biopharma companies and 400 medical device makers also call Massachusetts home. With this burgeoning and growing economy in our region, we have an opportunity and obligation to connect leaders with the practice of giving back from an early stage ... Read more
Pledge 1% Boston & Life Science Cares Team Up on New Partnership
Oct. 4, 2016
Last Wednesday was a special day in Boston tech and philanthropy. We celebrated the launch of Pledge 1% Boston, a joint initiative powered by the Boston Foundation and TUGG (Technology Underwriting Greater Good).
Pledge 1% Boston is the regional initiative of the global Pledge 1% movement, which catalyzes startups and other innovation economy players to make supporting their communities integral to what they do. By pledging a small portion of their future success today, companies can have an enormous impact.
Pledge 1% Boston encourages and challenges founders and CEOs to pledge 1% of equity ( either personal or company equity), product, and employee time for their communities, and help put that intent into action. ... Read more
Sept. 28, 2016
We at Accomplice pledge to give 1% of our carry to TUGG nonprofits InnerCity Weightlifting and Resilient Coders. They're two Boston-based organizations fighting to bring social and economic equality to under-resourced youth, and they've done amazing work.
The Pledge 1% campaign asks startup employees to commit to giving 1% of their equity, time, or product to nonprofits in their community. It's a pledge to pay it forward if you become successful.
VC firms don't have equity the same way that startups do, so we give our employees carried interest (or "carry") in our funds. Carry is complicated, but think of it as our share of the profits we generate from our company-building and investing efforts.
We're splitting our 1% pledge between InnerCity Weightlifting (ICW) and Resilient Coders, two nonprofits that started with TUGG and have grown to become part of the Boston tech community and our culture at Accomplice. ... Read more
Accomplice Ventures: Why we're giving up 1% of our carry
Sept. 28, 2016
Jeff Fagnan, founder of Accomplice, a venture capital firm with more than $400 million raised to date, announced Wednesday evening that his company would begin committing one percent of its equity to Resilient Coders and Inner City Weightlifting, Boston Foundation grantees that teach computer coding, other life skills and weight lifting, respectively, to underserved youth of color.
The announcement came at the launch event for Pledge 1% Boston, a new regional chapter of Pledge 1%, a national corporate philanthropy movement dedicated to making new stakeholders in support of local communities. Pledge 1% encourages and challenges individuals and companies to pledge 1% of equity, product, and employee time for their communities.
The Boston Foundation, along with partners TUGG Boston, Accomplice, and the Greenlight Fund, serves as the facilitator of Pledge 1% Boston. The Boston Foundation, the national Pledge 1% organization, and Cambridge Community Foundation co-hosted Wednesday's event at The Davenport building in Cambridge, which houses Accomplice and HubSpot, among other companies.
Venture capitalist announces major commitment at local launch of Pledge 1% Boston
Dec. 1, 2015
Pledge 1% empowers companies to dedicate 1 percent of employee time, equity, product or profit to improve communities around the world
Companies such as DocuSign, Glassdoor, Lookout, Twilio, Xactly and Zuora commit to making the community a key stakeholder in their businesses
Pledge 1% founding partners Atlassian, Entrepreneurs Foundation of Colorado, Rally for Impact and Salesforce.org set goal of securing 1,000 new pledges in the next year.
Pledge 1%, a corporate philanthropy movement founded by Atlassian, Entrepreneurs Foundation of Colorado, Rally for Impact and Salesforce.org, announced today that more than 500 companies have joined the Pledge 1% movement in its first year—including high-growth companies such as DocuSign, Glassdoor, Lookout, Twilio, Xactly and Zuora. By pledging 1 percent of employee time, equity, product or profit, these 500+ companies have committed to making the community a key stakeholder in their businesses. Pledge 1% plans to secure 1,000 new pledges in the next year, reaching 1,500 pledges by #GivingTuesday 2016, as a way to activate social impact in communities globally. ... Read more
More than 500 Companies Join Pledge 1% Movement in First Year


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This template contains a simplified, Swiss-law governed share purchase agreement (contrat de cession d'actions) which is tailored for intra-group transactions between two Swiss corporations (sociétés anonymes). The questionnaire and the agreement it produces are in French. Please note that templates in German and English are also available.
The agreement assumes that 100% of the shares of a target company in the form of a stock corporation are transferred from a (group internal) seller to a (group internal) purchaser. Further, the agreement assumes that the completion (closing) of the transaction shall take place immediately after the signing of the agreement. The completion consists of the payment of the purchase price by the purchaser and the delivery of the usual closing documents by the seller (such as the share certificates or assignment declarations, the board resolution of the target company regarding the approval of the purchaser as new shareholder, the updated share register etc.).
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Thai Culture Module and Quiz
Please read the following text, watch the Camp Thailand teaching video below and answer the 30 questions highlighted in red throughout the text below. It is O.K. to use google to get the answers to the questions. Please answer the questions in a word document and forward your completed Word Document as an attachment to an email to email@example.com
A quick overview of Thailand
Thailand is a constitutional monarchy (Thailand has a royal family) located in South East Asia. Thailand's king, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, or King Rama IX is not only the longest reigning Thai monarch but also the longest serving current head of state, having reigned since 9 June 1946.
The capital city of Thailand is Bangkok, however the real name of the city is Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit. This has been certified by the Guinness book of records to be the longest place name in the world.
Thailand shares borders with the countries of Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia and Malaysia. These countries share tropical climates. In northern Thailand the seasons are clearly defined. Between November and May the weather is mostly dry, however this is broken up into the periods November to February and March to May. The latter of these two periods has the higher relative temperatures because although the northeast monsoon does not directly affect the northern area of Thailand, it does cause cooling breezes from November to February. The other season is from May to November and is dominated by the southwest monsoon, during which time rainfall in the north is at its heaviest.
The southern region of Thailand really has only two seasons -- the wet and the dry. These seasons do not run at the same time on both the east and west side of the peninsular. On the west coast, the southwest monsoon brings rain and often heavy storms from April through to October, whilst on the east coast the most rain falls between September and December.
Thailand's population has a Buddhist majority. Buddhism is practiced by more than 90% of the population of Thailand. Senior monks in Thailand are very highly respected and the temple or 'wat' is the heart and soul of religious life in the various towns and villages throughout Thailand.
In Thailand, food forms a central part of any social occasions—and vice versa. That is, food often becomes the social occasion in itself, or reason to celebrate. This is partly due to the friendly, social nature of Thai people, but also because of the way in which food is ordered and eaten in Thailand.
In the West, a "normal" restaurant meal consists of a starter followed by the main course and dessert, with each individual ordering only for themselves.
In Thailand, there is no such thing as a starter; neither is there any dish that belongs only to one person. As a general rule, Thai diners order the same number of dishes as people present; however, all dishes are shared and enjoyed together. For this reason, it is better to have many guests at the table rather than just one or two. In fact, many Thais believe that eating alone is bad luck.
Interesting Facts about Thailand
• Thailand's name in the Thai language is Prathet Thai, which means "Land of the Free." It is the only country in Southeast Asia that was never colonized by a European nation.
• Thailand is home to the world's largest gold Buddha, the largest crocodile farm, the largest restaurant, the longest single-span suspension bridge, and the world's tallest hotel.
• The world's smallest mammal, the craseonycteris thonglongyai (the bumble bat), is found in Thailand weighing 2 grams.
• Bangkok was once called the "Venice of the East" because of its vast number of canals. However, as Bangkok grew larger, most canals on the west side of the Chao Phraya River have now been filled and paved over.
• More than 1,500 species of orchids grow wild in Thai forests. Thailand is the world's number one orchid exporter.
• One of Thailand's most curious creatures is the mudskipper, which is a fish that is capable of walking on land and climbing trees. It uses its fins to "walk" and can absorb oxygen through its skin and lining in its mouth. It spends most of its time out of the water, eating the algae in tidal pools.
• Both the Hollywood movie and Broadway play of The King and I are banned in Thailand. Based on the Siamese ruler King Mongkut and a teacher named Anna Leonowens, the movie is seen as insulting to the king. While the movie depicts him as uncultured, he is believed to be the first Asian ruler to speak, read, and write English fluently. He also is considered highly intelligent, cultured, and well read. Further, he is known as the father of Thai scientists.
• Thailand has a reputation for sexual tolerance and is considered very safe for LGBT travelers.
Transsexuals, also known as krathoeys or ladyboys, are highly visible and accepted in mainstream society.
• All Thai young men including are expected to become Buddhist monks for at least a short period of time before their 20th birthday.
• In 1999, 30 vets worked to heal a 38-year-old cow elephant's foot, which had been destroyed when she stepped on a landmine in Thailand. It set the record for the largest number of vets in performing a single medical procedure.
The Body
Any female must not be touched in public, but she is allowed to touch a male, but never a monk.
Thai people are very reserved and respectful in public. There are no displays of public affection and it is highly disrespectful to hug, kiss or even touch one's partner in public.
1. Why do you think this is?
The head is considered the most important part of the body. You should never touch any Thai persons head, this is highly disrespectful.
2. You see a drunken Westerner touch a Thai man on the head as a joke. The Thai man will be offended by this. How can you help the situation?
3. You see children touching each other on the head, why do you think this is?
You should never point your forefinger at anyone. If you want to point at someone, do so with an open palm. You should also never point at any materials bearing the Royal Family or anything religious.
The feet are considered the dirtiest part of your body. Thai people believe that feet are only for walking and standing. When sitting, keep both feet on the ground. Your feet are the lowest part of the body, and never point at anything with your feet, especially other people. This is considered extremely rude.
4. Sitting on a chair crossed legged could be considered rude. Why?
5. It is very impolite to put your foot on a chair, why do you think this is?
Buddhism is more than a religion; it's a philosophy, a way of life. About 90% of the population is Buddhist. Buddhism explains a purpose to life, it explains apparent injustice and inequality around the world and it provides a code of practice or way of life that leads to true happiness.
Monks are highly respected in South East Asia. They have to follow 227 rules about how they live their life. Due to their devotion to Buddhism they have special privileges such as; reserved seating areas whilst waiting for or on public transport.
Initially, monks were the only teachers in Thailand before the profession became widespread. For this reason, teachers are also highly regarded and respected and must conduct themselves in an appropriate manner at all times.
6. If you want to point out a Temple, how must you do so?
7. You would like to have a selfie with a monument of a Buddha, what is the most respectful way to do so?
8. You are walking down the street and a monk or an elderly person is sitting on a chair on the pavement, what must you do when you pass him?
The King and the Monarchy
The King and the Monarchy are highly respected in Thailand and you must never talk about them, even jokingly. All materials bearing members of the Royal Family must be treated with utmost respect.
The local currency is baht and bears the Kings Head. This is not just a 100฿ note; it is an image of his highness. You must never step on money.
Never point at any images of the Royal Family.
If you hear the National Anthem you must stop what you are doing, stand still and listen to the anthem.
9. Why should you never step on money?
10. If you drop money on the floor what should you do?
11. If you don't stop walking for the National Anthem, what do you think Thai people will think about you?
Saving Face
Saving face is a big deal in Thai culture. Thai people are taught to be calm and that it is self humiliating when you raise your voice, lose your temper or become out of control.
Thai people are brought up to be very patient and to be very tolerant of others and of situations they have no control over. They tend to accept things and not complain too much.
Never get angry or frustrated in a situation with a Thai person, they will be much less willing to help you. Smile at them and they will be much more willing to help you.
12. Paying your bill in the restaurant, you thought you had handed over the money already but the waiter insists you hadn't. How should you act to resolve the situation?
13. Never ask your Thai students or a Thai waitress in a restaurant, 'Do you understand?' Why do you think this is?
Thai people do not like confrontation, as they will be worried if they are wrong and they lose face, or if you are wrong, they don't want you to lose face.
14. A Thai person makes a mistake with your food order, and the wrong food order come out. What do you think is the best way to handle this situation?
Thai Time
Thai people are very relaxed, enjoy a slower pace of life and are also unpunctual. The Thai's like to have fun and have a laugh all of the time. You must have patient with Thai people, they do not like being rushed or stressed out. They are happy to wait for something as they know it will happen when it happens.
15. The WIFI has gone down in your apartment, what can you do?
16. The water has gone off halfway through your shower and you're covered in soap, what should you do?
Thai people can be a little forgetful at times; please do not get frustrated as its part of their way of life. You getting worked up is not going to make a Thai person work quicker, it will only slow them down.
17. You ordered a round of drinks, and your friends have received theirs and 10 minutes later you are still waiting on your drink order, what can you do in this situation?
Dress code
Thai's dress very conservatively, especially in rural Thailand. Teachers are highly respected in Thailand and will always dress politely, even when they are not in schools. You will be better received by the Thai people if you are dressed politely and in clean clothes.
The dress code for in-class sessions at the Summer Camp Thailand training centre's and throughout the orientation is 'smart, casual and comfortable'. The dress code at the placement schools is as follows:
- Long pants or trousers or knee length shorts
- Camp Thailand Polo T-Shirt with capped shoulders
- Socks and closed toe shoes
- Skirt or dress at knee length or long smart trousers or "Elephant" print trousers or smart knee length shorts
- Camp Thailand Polo T-Shirt with capped shoulders or blouse/shirt which covers the shoulders and midriff – (no plunging necklines)
- Closed toe shoes or sandals but no flip-flops
- All tattoos should be covered
- Piercings should be removed whilst teaching
- A quick-dry towel will come in handy if you are teaching in rooms without A/C
In general, Thai teachers dress very conservatively, and as guests in their schools, it's important that we adhere to this dress code, in order to not offend. Please note that some schools may have more formal dress codes than others.
IMPORTANT Note about clothing when walking around Camp Thailand or your host town:
Please remember to wear clothes that are respectful to the local culture and are not offensive to the local Thai people – T-shirts that cover your shoulders, shorts that come down to your knees – No bikini's, string vest tops or hot pants allowed. No plunging neck lines and if you are wearing tight fitting leggings or slacks you should wear a long shirt or T shirt that is not tucked in and covers the form of the upper part of your lower body. You will be asked to change if you are wearing any items that would be considered offensive in Thai culture. If you are out at clubs or bars in the evening or at the tourist destination beaches in Thailand, the dress code is more relaxed than what you need to wear when walking around Camp Thailand or out and about the town.
Please try and understand that the Thai people that you will come into contact with will regard you, first and foremost as a teacher. Teaching is a vocation in Thailand rather than what might be considered as merely another 8 – 4 job in many western countries. In Thailand Teachers are highly respected and revered. Thai Teachers are expected to teach their students in all areas of life and the teachers are held to a higher standard than people working in most other vocations or professions. It is important that you remember you are a guest in Thailand, you are expected to conform to their culture when it comes to what is expected of a teacher in terms of behavior and dress. When in Thailand, at all times, you will be expected to adhere to the dress and behavior codes that Thai teachers live by, even when not teaching in the schools. To not do so would cause offense to Thai people and bring the Camp Thailand Programme into disrepute.
18. How was Thailand formerly known?
a. Atlantis
b. Siam
c. Formosa
d. Utopia
19. Which of these countries does not border Thailand?
a. Myanmar
b. Cambodia
c. Malaysia
d. Singapore
20. What important Asian river forms part of the eastern border of Thailand?
a. Yangtze
b. Irrawaddy
c. Brahmaputra
d. Mekong
21. What is Thailand's main exported crop?
a. Coconut
b. Rice
c. Durian fruit
d. Chilies
22. What is the most North Eastern province?
a. Chiang Mai
b. Chiang Rai
c. Udon Thani
d. Nong Khai
23. How many provinces are there in Thailand?
a. 76
b. 62
c. 57
d. 50
24. Which creature is Thailand's national animal emblem?
a. Leopard
b. Monkey
c. Asian elephant
d. Gecko
25. What is the largest province in Thailand?
a. Chiang Mai
b. Chonburi
c. Kanchanaburi
d. Nakhon Ratchasima
26. What is the best selling beer in Thailand?
a. Leo
b. Chang
c. Singha
d. Heineken
27. Which of these bugs are considered a delicacy in Thailand?
a. Cricket
b. Mosquito
c. Maggots
d. Silk worms
Please answer these final 4 questions.
28. Can you anticipate any situations or problems that you might experience whilst visiting Thailand?
29. How will you plan to deal with any situations you anticipate in question 28?
30 Please watch the following video and then answer Question 30 parts A and B:
30A: What do you expect to gain from your Camp Thailand experience and volunteer teaching in Thailand?
30B: After reading what is expected of a teacher in Thailand and watching the video above do you feel that you will be able to make a positive contribution to your Camp Thailand programme? And how might you be able to make a real, positive, meaningful and lasting difference in the lives of Thai students that you will soon come into contact with?
Congratulations on completing the Camp Thailand Thai Cultural Quiz!
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